C++ how to Program

C++ How to Program by Harvey M. Deitel and Paul J. Deitel is a renowned and best-selling introduction to C++ programming, offering a thorough and practical approach to mastering one of today’s most influential programming languages. Now updated and meticulously refined, this edition builds upon its legacy of empowering learners with a comprehensive foundation in C++. Spanning 1,516 pages, this edition presents nearly 250 complete programs and hundreds of hands-on exercises that illustrate key concepts, from basic control structures and functions to more advanced topics such as classes, data abstraction, inheritance, polymorphism, and the Standard Template Library. Large chapters are thoughtfully segmented into manageable sections, ensuring that complex concepts become accessible to students and professionals alike. New to this edition is the early introduction of classes in Chapter 3, which paves the way for a seamless integration of object-oriented principles throughout the text. Enhanced examples now employ string and vector classes to encapsulate these principles more effectively. Additionally, updated case studies - including an OOD/UML ATM scenario - offer modernized and relevant insights, complete with upgraded UML techniques aligned with UML 2 standards. A valuable mix of theory and practice, C++ How to Program presents detailed treatments of debugging, exception handling, recursion, and sorting/searching algorithms. Accompanied by a CD-ROM that contains all the source code, this edition remains an indispensable resource for anyone eager to excel in C++ programming and object-oriented software development.